Sentence examples for expected to be executed from inspiring English sources

The report quoted officials as saying the man is expected to be executed.

Treaties are expected to be executed in good faith, in keeping with the principle of pacta sunt servanda (Latin: "agreements must be kept"), arguably the oldest principle of international law.

There are no compulsory elements at the elite and international levels in rhythmic gymnastics, although at least two superior moves (three at the Olympics) and six elements of difficulty are expected to be executed in any one exercise.

The two drafts were expected to be executed since 2016 in Beijing municipal basic education system.

Chan, Sukumaran and seven others are expected to be executed by firing squad as early as Tuesday night local time.

Simulation analyses on solving the parameters of the lunar rotation are expected to be executed in the near future.

He recounts how, after he had finally been caught and his family were allowed to go, he was driven into the countryside at night, expecting to be executed.

In these works, different cryptography schemes are used in the same application according to the specificity of the data to be stored and the expected queries to be executed over these data (e.g.: equality, comparison and words occurrence in texts).

Most observers expect them to be executed.

Bishop, who said on Monday that she expected the men to be executed on Wednesday, also described fresh allegations of judicial corruption and political meddling in the men's case as "very serious" and called into question the integrity of their sentences.

Initially, Sachs and Starr expected the film to be executed DIY-style, filmed on iPhones with little to no budget.